one night myself and Ross were coming back from a training spin out that way and were heading back past the point and Ross ploughed in to a fat bird going to see Westlife..he went down in a heap and I had to bunnyhop over him !!
Classic sh1t !
WHy anybody would cross the Liffey to cycle is beyond me..you got what you deserved you loser !!
I saw this middle aged woman in work today and realised I went out with her when I was 16 !!
Fcuk me she looked like somebodys granny !!
Actually she was somebodys Granny !!
Good going there on finishing your spin despite the road rash.
Yea that corner is really bad. Even going around it in the car these days, I just crawl. The road surface is in bits with an accumulation of grit & busted blacktop.
If you have the energy - write or email to Dublin City Council (dublincity.ie), roads dept. Do include that photo of your drumstick; it might get them moving.
Jesus wept !! are they your grandads undercrackers !!
just picked myself up off the floor, undercrackers omg lol.
hope you are ok Richard, the road is more dangerous, than off road, for that very reason you fell today, big truck coming around behind you, and that would have been grandads undertakers.
cheers T
well you can kiss my crack..you're the worst kind of Nortsider..you talk and look like a Southsider and you're a left footer as well !!
So don't get all sanctimonious with me !!
Yeah well I'm the other side of the Liffey now, home is the frozen wastes of Northern Tallifornia.
Howth is a rather unloved spot for mtb, but not that bad. Best at night when there aren't any walkers, just the occasional amorous couple (of whatever persuasion, I've disturbed plenty up there while nightbiking) and once what was probably a drug deal. Myself, Sean & Tim appeared over the hill and lit up a car with our lights, two lads in the front, one with an open briefcase, which he snatched out of sight double quick time. We fecked off in a bit of a hurry too.
Richard, were you trying to stay on the tarmac on that right hander, or going for the line onto the kerb/cycle track like a good little roadie? Staying on the road is brutally ungrippy.
one night myself and Ross were coming back from a training spin out that way and were heading back past the point and Ross ploughed in to a fat bird going to see Westlife..he went down in a heap and I had to bunnyhop over him !!
Classic sh1t !
WHy anybody would cross the Liffey to cycle is beyond me..you got what you deserved you loser !!
I saw this middle aged woman in work today and realised I went out with her when I was 16 !!
Fcuk me she looked like somebodys granny !!
Actually she was somebodys Granny !!
Good going there on finishing your spin despite the road rash.
Yea that corner is really bad. Even going around it in the car these days, I just crawl. The road surface is in bits with an accumulation of grit & busted blacktop.
If you have the energy - write or email to Dublin City Council (dublincity.ie), roads dept. Do include that photo of your drumstick; it might get them moving.
Jesus wept !! are they your grandads undercrackers !!
just picked myself up off the floor, undercrackers omg lol.
hope you are ok Richard, the road is more dangerous, than off road, for that very reason you fell today, big truck coming around behind you, and that would have been grandads undertakers.
cheers T
well you can kiss my crack..you're the worst kind of Nortsider..you talk and look like a Southsider and you're a left footer as well !!
So don't get all sanctimonious with me !!
Yeah well I'm the other side of the Liffey now, home is the frozen wastes of Northern Tallifornia.
Howth is a rather unloved spot for mtb, but not that bad. Best at night when there aren't any walkers, just the occasional amorous couple (of whatever persuasion, I've disturbed plenty up there while nightbiking) and once what was probably a drug deal. Myself, Sean & Tim appeared over the hill and lit up a car with our lights, two lads in the front, one with an open briefcase, which he snatched out of sight double quick time. We fecked off in a bit of a hurry too.
Richard, were you trying to stay on the tarmac on that right hander, or going for the line onto the kerb/cycle track like a good little roadie? Staying on the road is brutally ungrippy.